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Quantum Industry Conference (QIC)

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Quantum Industry Conference (QIC)

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Date/Time

Junn 25 (Wed), 2025, 10:00 ~ 17:30

Venue

Grand hall (5F), aT Center

Lecture topic

The Quantum Revolution: Shifting the Industrial Paradigm of the 21st Century

Purpose

This conference aims to explore how quantum technologies are transforming existing industrial structures and paradigms.
It will examine the impact of technologies such as quantum computing, quantum communication, and quantum sensing on various industries and present key trends.

Parcitipant

Policy makers related to quantum science and technology, experts from academia, industry, and research, and anyone else interested in
global quantum policy trends

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Schedule

Session Session Topic Time Speaker Association Topic
Session ①
10:00 ~ 12:00 (120')
Global Quantum
Technology Trends
and Evolution
10:00 ~ 10:25 (25') Yonatan Cohen Quantum Machines What is the classical system we need
for quantum error correction?
10:25 ~ 10:50 (25') Jin-Sung Kim NVIDIA Defining the Accelerated Quantum Supercomputer
10:50 ~ 11:15 (25') Aravind Ratnam Q-CTRL Delivering quantum advantage
in quantum computing through middleware
11:15 ~ 11:40 (25') George T. Kanellos University of Athens Toward a Large-Scale
Network Deployment
of the EUROQCI Ecosystem
11:40 ~ 12:00 (20') Yong-ho Lee Steve Brierley,
Jin-Sung Kim,
Aravind Ratnam,
George T. Kanellos
Panel Discussions
Break (12:00 ~ 13:30)
Session ②
13:30 ~ 15:30 (120')
Current Status of
National Quantum
Industry Ecosystems
13:30 ~ 13:55 (25') Sang-Yun Uhm ID Quantique Korean’s Quantum Industry Ecosystem
13:55 ~ 14:20 (25') Celia Merzbacher QED-C State of the US Quantum Industry
14:20 ~ 14:45 (25') Teija Lahti-Nuuttila Business Finland Status of the EU
Quantum Industry Consortium (QuIC)
and the EU Quantum Strategy
14:45 ~ 15:10 (25') Shunsuke Okada Q-STAR Japan’s Initiative and Ambitions in Quantum Industry
15:10 ~ 15:30 (20') Jun Heo Sang-Yun Uhm,
Celia Merzbacher,
Teija Lahti-Nuuttila,
Shunsuke Okada
Panel Discussions
Session ③
15:50 ~ 17:30 (100')
Status of
Global Quantum
Valley Cluster
Development
15:50 ~ 16:10 (20') Jonathan Legh-Smith MBE UK Quantum The UK’s Quantum Ecosystem
16:10 ~ 16:30 (20') Preeti Chalsani Intersect Illinois Illinois Quantum Ecosystem
16:30 ~ 16:50 (20') Chalene Johansson Quantum Delta Delft Introduction to the Dutch
Quantum Ecosystem
16:50 ~ 17:10 (20') Maria Longobard NCCR SPIN
University of Basel
Innovations from the City
of QuantumBasel's NCCR SPIN
17:10 ~ 17:30 (20') André M. König Global Quantum Intelligence Quantum Ecosystem

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